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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHSGION. Nov. i7.--The following business rans
acted in the United states Supreme Court today:
No So Leopold aconb- and others commissioners. etc,
appellants agt T.. j. FUrsLts sons etc and offers Argu
nsnt continued by hammond Kennedy for appellants
No 10. william H. Temp JUS. appellant Tho Little
Rock aud Font Smith Raj road Company and others.
No -. william = Williams. appellant az. The Little
Rock. Mississippi River aud Texas Raiw"y aud others.
No ~ James b. White. psiniif in error sgt George
NJ. Barber
No rs James White. appellant AIT George NJ barber.
AteaeA py J. NJ Nltde for lauii amt by Thomas
Dtpt Tor defendant n error ani apr flre.
no ~, 'nnningh1m. assignee plainiif error
eEt A. " Norton AMI p'hers W U,Il.tt
for The Iainin IN error by McKnight Tor the do.
feIdaui IN tiTOi. " 49,
No - TIE ,imHsn. iiarfwarc COMPANY appellant a4t.
the .satiOna Pump tsltndr tomsant trnu, a
Court Of The United The E.strrr 81
Missouri. DISMISSED VIII costs per stipulation.
Adjourned until tU-iuoIIow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
nARE AND HUMAN AT PEACE.
norm cIERGyMEy SORRY THEY DIFFERED

.x,,or A IoNG-STANDING sUIT-SiAIhNH
WHICH IT WAS SETTLED -.
Tie I'D suli OF the Rev. Samuel u "' ,,',,, II
Prof.. tant Episcopal Missionary biSu'P -, of
u.r. of Nioirsra has been discontinued ny - nod
-. Mr. Ut,n,u alleged that the bis"op "'.'
Oil i"''.'' 80 n,,oa,i,n circulated aDsns inc
i -, ,i,, with having improper reI"'"n'
' -, .,.r nj der his missionary e"aINc Ia VI"
NJ, NJ, ui,n,aa ic San ie @-'oo' "'""
,r,,l ia.tia, six weeks 'erd'' io' ,"o -.
e,oo,o WAS rendered I"o "o",i"' 49, =.
siooo" -, bnt the Court OF Appeals set II
' 49,, ~ ,.r,d a new trial. Haley Fske was couhSeI
49, cha pIartiG and Stephen T. Nash appeared Tor tue
defendant. 1880
,r, casa was on the calendar for new trial before
,.,icc Lawrence 4 settlement was brought about by
,br bishops az the friends Of both parties am sum or
money WAS raised by them tn deiray IN part MI itii-
ap,s legal expenses The terms upon which the settle
,, WAS made are set forth n the following statements
~ we're presented to the csurt, being made with the
o IN the part of the parties making them TO such
,ts,,ant Of the case pendn between them as
,av,prcrluie the necessity o; a second trial:
ton solcro DaHoi H no. T. ry pn 1n 9 linn
whe the acts impnIea 20 n rev 49, =, ' ,ri, nav
s,bt. s. July believed tie testimony on which tiey were
ps% mat with convictions OF nty coniH 80 no Other
ie linn receive at on it ht have lately gwen tc
Rev samuel Duuon linmsn letter 10 the Bishop OF the
diocese Of Minnesota a. follows; 49, e,r.,.,, ,,...,.
>IOtX FAlI-. II. r.. sept. H. ~.
"a" hereby certify that Rev 'mn ID Human. who has
desre he transferred 70 the eccesaS-
,rsf sdihor Minnesota i PresNter o. southern "a
toa IN gOOi st~ndpg and has not 80 TAR as Know Oeen
tor ~ religion vlouusness
q, me- for three years lasi past WILLIAM " HARE,
" Missionary Bishop of Northern Dakota
p clrSirStcGt authority OF MtnncSotd'
winch ts been accepted Nv L Bishop of the Do
e.sen Mime and urher that regret avlng made IN
~ theron ctrtaiYed laius
atemrnt who has been understood
a. :. that lar from Inten ling to
WILLIAM HOBART HAZE Missionary of Southern Dakota
Saiorel Human. Pr Shyter % the diocese OF Min
,esofa hereby drc an thu brought the act
named 10 furnish opportunity for
ali Inc could be affecting character
and Ia Of which do
10 reeve ami futhe'. that while assert my IN.
Goceuce u respect To all tho impniatOns continued
IN The oeaT, made hv Bishop Hare and that lie viii
nil uatev 10 tha cobcusuu ! have no douht that
Rl.lp Iar has fully believe 10 be guilty and has acted
on laf belief SAMUEL DUTION HlNNAN
P.rch Cooiie, Ninn.. Oct. % 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
cLosIYG PaIcfS 0F PHILlDELFHL


SIX more railroads toda" reported their gross earn
Ing, for the second week FOO November. giving az
glecsto = Tg3i367 against Ss5Iol3 for the week OF
l--b-1 cain OF ,-2.31f, 9J2 per cent. Tbs mak'-
eight couitu.e, already reported for The second wees
OK November giving AN dorcrAto of ellOl,''''
1c,iu.t -Itj3lil I'm the week Il I--6-a gain Of
SIII,oGi. or 1860 per cent ~ the Six companies
l.ror,ios t. day. uIcc reported inrr earnings ~
I--5. 1La percentage OF tur week, saUs II those
llir~ road. on tle cnr',i ending weeks Of l-e6 and
l,-j wcrc rcspet ely IS follow N)r i.s a"l west
cru. 80 ana 30 per cent Long Island, 1ifo per
cent and - 20 Per cent and st. Paul pei cent and
, per cent.
Tod4y's stock market was mixed, irregular and t.
A certain q gee fcvcg.sh. II lay Of heavy re-
alzarou.of profits accrued during the last weeks
sharp advance. and It is worthy II note that there was
market ready absorb the stocks sold for such re-
alzai oI4, within tho limits Of decline that hardly
marks a daily hJctuatloD IN ordinary seasons Tho
lcars7 took advantage Of ,hs disposition partially to
rccoup their shou7 sales Of II Paul, Northern Pa
cinc anu Missouri Pacific and because Of that buyin-
Paul closed IS CHER than last evening. Missouri
Pacific II higher and Northern Pacific preferred /
higher. Before our opening London had declined 70
figures that wcrc from IA 10 / per cent lower than
the equivalents u our last evening" closing
Auenccd by this fact market opened OF spond
indy But Immediately following the opening there
was a material recovery, after that the market was
and strong In figures alternately all The day In
the closing half houi the disposition 10 realize exceeded
the new buying orders, that with the exceptions
named tho dutI prices generally were from IA To ]
per lower than last evening The desired rcac-
tion has bat every seller of stocks 10 day IS
ball. and VIII be buyer again In forty eight hours.
The "b'u.' Ic co. llnscf fact l. I'm Tic market cX-
cept To the extent land 10 &, SIN largo OF their lc-
NAHUM. outstanding &C ntIac, yet = b. G Ncrrd The
marhct closed strong at about the lowest figures o.
the day.
10 ,t,.r and with the
bids for the (, OH Is per cent Annexed are the
Of. nunf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18

LvFFroof Nov II ~ m.-Coti-n- Futures closed
barely steady. rpanis Low Mhdlns clause November
dr'Nerv "9Gff sellers; November AMI December de-
hyrr, iaidiL buyers December ant January delivery,
aiDtd. huyris January and Fsbrlarv delivery 336id.
buyers February ans March f,llvriv. 33tid Buyers
March snd Apr delivery 3j'4 sellers. April ant May
delivery j6 bti buyers MAY Jane 3s-6le.
sellers Juur apd Jnv every. 4O-6td. BUYERS.
GALVESTON. No.. II lotion 1rm aud Aicdiiur,
Nli'lus. tioui I4uirr. = =
receipt. 5Uio bales eInorts To Grat Britain. $50 baes
sales. 1873 bales ~torA. ~ ia naes
NORFOLK Nov. l7.-copou qu ct and sioady; Ni'li1g.
-. aud trrlp- SOU bales
81, hll stleS > -, sinck -, 1870 bteS.
SAVANNAH Nov IL ottin quiet. NrldLug 1915. lew
hiilus II nsr ordinary, l-l6. net receipts D. 4:
hSr~ erDs' frc-p~. Gs35 bde, exports 10 Great Butans
4nl2 exports coAStwsc -,fJ2 bA!s, sales $3.50 Daess
stock. II inG bales
NEw-OuRANN Nov. l7.--Couon es.y. Kidding. DIG
low Mri.g Il Cont ordinary. II IS urf rec. PTS
oNl9 "a rec PTS 10 Sl3 hs. EXPORT. ~ te COR
tIneni. Is. ly9 bales. stock. 212.fiO Uae-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
wANrED-wIsDoN AND rIR,lNE,s.


Tho subject may Wen command tie oaI,y and "a ~
est attention Of the Irgi-ature AZ - next session.
That body VII have decisive working ma ortN Of
Republicans In both brauclc-. IL VIII be the ain
duty Of thar majority to deal with tho question VIII
wisdom and hTmnc~-. II has before II
tire example Of other states where h gh license accom-
panied by the local option feature has worked most
leucUccat results Here is tle line along which leg
leal on must move If 10 would accomplish real and
satisfactory reform In methods Of dcdlihg With the
llquOI alta gCffIm which Wrud appeal to every
bodN'> sense Of fairness and make ~ he Interest
OF reputable law abiding liquor dealers thcm-
selves ihai tho law shalld he olccd Tho question
l. ln no way partisan one IT," ISSUE IS simply how
best to deal with n sub)ec regarding Which pnh! g
sentiment and the welfare 81 the community demand
decisive action. But the Democratic party hts made
the question political hv dragging Into h" arena OF
Partisan scusson and PRACTICAL adVocNlns free
rum Sci ing. let tho Republicans, then, meet them
thai ground. and pass such lul .halI ~h ," 10
the pcop'c desire to deal c"nragcpu~It with fhi-
issue Then If Democratic G0vc"ror ~lal luicfvcn"
10 prevent the measure from becoming law. the Pc
pu lean party 90 before tho voters ~ III" sac
with Clcar conscience and an a'oWal Of us ln'cnl
to carry righteous principles into execution. We he
lleye the verde of the people would be one OF approval
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18

LIVERPOOL. Nov Is 30 p 90 Perf-Tho demand 1.
iwp'oyrg PORK poor ienil 4 HAMS in far demand
Bacon ro'i lie lan short fIh- long clear
Ct short clear
- go. 'h- - m tti d-uand isos dema nj.
Prime "ir irm A. ia Iur eutnc and Ro>nin
Lari Spt ant fuiurrs IN far demand: Prime Western
SPOT. Nuftnb-r Deco mt-T ant January o. al.
Wheat iu eoli i-nauI. New 10 . WINTER and spring AZ
o. a. Flour dom nd Corn SPOT and Futures in
gool demand MiN"t W--tern pot and Novrmbrr at
A. llt btcefnber hfu At Ia 9ti. January GIm g..
sth HoPs al Lo2doh Newly orSState There IL nothing
offering.
LONDON Nov 1T m--Pra,luce Calcutta Iinsec, SIS
- per qnltier In CO.. o. l9s 3D. per cwt. SPIRITS es
Turp~n'irr - 3d. per
ANrWKgr. Nov l7.-M!lroX'- Lard closed francs
30 100 klio. priioru Fine Au~rc An.
l. francs - and sell
B.kNEN. NOy. l1.-Pctro' cum. marks 50 p!ennl.S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
HOW TIE ILLINOIS LAW WORKS.

In counties Of Illinois the strctcst prohibition
prevails In others tho license fee has been 60 h th
a. TO make liquor selling impossible Inc piaaucai
results of the lax have cOnvci I'd he people hrWh 10
Prohibition party. Temperance men throughout thr
state very generally satisfied thai the now law has
aCcOWpl shed ihOrc IN four wears than PlOAinuou
could accumpl 81 IN forty. No cidrl has been made
10 repeal the high license act and Il has real taken
the uQuOr question out Of Illinois politics. TITO force
OF public sentiment IN favor Of tho law Il 80 >u"1g
Na' even tho Democratic state Convention du" not
raise objection 70 me pfc-"Ht system Of taxing
and regulating the liquor traffic.
The report Of the remit OF The experiment 81 high
ccu-e Ia Illinois T. precisely -" same thst Of he
operation Of tho law u Onto. Nuuc-uia. Michigan
and 81 high Ic"rsc and high tax law wherever they
have been adupicd. Tho Rrpu lican parry 30 Nrw
Yor, + ne right track j. remain for II To STAND
by ite col0s and he truc 10 it, principles AID IN Tine
oven ne Democratic party VIII l"ri compelled 70 'cd
10 "nilc opinion upon his most Important puJc
eubf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
rRrsrEEs ASKED TO GIVE Az ACCOUNTING.

TRUSTEES ASKED TO GIVE AN ACCOUNTING.
The widow ami heirs of William Schei e, who was the
swnrr the kipps Bay Mat House. at East River and
TEr,v.ei have brought against simon Bern
heimcr Virgil GEscOnaza. 7. LendIhl and George W.
CASSIDY. OF mortgage of 100000 sven o. Mr.
scleel benefit OF his creditor. 1872 MI scher
oel ndorsci OF Rosmmet a Iecht IlobOkon brewers
i> led his financial ombarI and tie cvin OF
the MORTGAGE The widow ani heirs row claim
that Trustee Bernhcmer quietly bought the creditors
notes. ana then forecosei tic mortgage ouvine the
propertr his and that ~ David tie wei
known brewer. dead. who 90 the &C tors Il
CHI ~ from
thirteen the dollar The lai' tie property
was $50 SlOu,O0p 90 - Than is actual v-luc
Trustee Bcruhciurr then the lrOueftv TO David
Jones SiJ.jOc aud ~ tb~ tine drew
pilvc AS agreement with Mr. Jorrs reciuR e peiprt
usOr of The Oh INST ami stating That he IN Mr. J"re> sin
py ur TIE the CT"t tors IeInieiutr nd$ 90"
iec cd 1874 The heirs dem ad au
Accounting that t- trustee. simply held tie prop
ttv &, Ga, creuors ant -.ol pay 10 h-r whtevrr
Is LEFT after their claims have sete Shc has
Received cent y Bern amt brings snt 10 npel
accounting The htrrs fet~uce i That the iorer osfe
OF he exiting isicd tao 81 lws rights. Tie case
is broie judge IngrahsA SPECIAL Term OF the supreme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
THE LIQUOR QUESTION.
THE REPUBLICAN PRESS OF ONE MIND.
WHAT TIE IEOPl.E WANT.
From Tn, Gtu0s,on fr<et0rr

what the people thull the quest ton ie ,huTn by
tho ne election al Ncddcr. Cro~by John J. Plat and
Otter calcis "a the temperance igi.t and the icfrat
o.. Manner, CHARLES smith and the senatorial candidate
In the lOChr>cr district who refused 70 giyr y cl-c
in favor of temperance lcgi-iliion They demand
representatives. vhc VII stand up sQuairy Tor ttt
sabbath and ihe proper restrict on and taxa ou of tie
liquor uailc The party must h,c the lesson that L.
taught by Ohio, rcnu>y lvaula. Iowa ka-a-, Iliuo x
and Rhode Island, where LEGISLATION tho liquor
question has been boa and moi tempered by tender
regard for tho interest that has cntcrcd into eD I'D
alliance with tkc Democratic party. The Republican
party J., firmly committed TO hieh license and local
Oplon. and uIOn u.ls la;IOIm II Is suIc " win.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18

Arrangements are being made 10y tho N"hl'h $
Home u. ouiry society OF TIE Nicholas Episcopal
Church to establish an lmml~ Aui, Home near '"''l'
Garden 10 connection with the mission work ucrn.
The managers Of the society had a meeting ic'cHiS
IA -yra.u~c at which thi- plan was approved ana 'P
NOMINATIONS irddr for carrying u onl Mt IA, D.
il YES The wife Of cX President Hayes, pr..drd q"
he gieciiLs The design IS 90 care for those l"u4T
vo,.rn wln afilvo in thi. Couuty without r,p'ciai
Iiofcrtion and to form an in-tltUuon when wa
furnish moral and Industrial training.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
RAILROAD EA1NiVG&
EUROPEAN FITANcIAL MArxrrs

ToNpOS Nov. IA . in.-Con.o. lO3 3l6 al
lO} 10 TOR tn account Aanc AMI Gr",t "e't-rn drst
nnrgag- trustees ceFtidcate+ - Canadian Pacic SO
Ere 81 5. 40. second consolq. lol "a ordinary.
A. 81 Paul Common. 49, New-Ynrk Central. III al
Penn-vvan'a 57, Re- iiug. ?6 Mexican central u .
Bar silver quote a. ~ ~ 52i The hn'n IN
tie Bank Of England has DECREASED G54 ZOO during tha
ras week Tho proportion ~ ihe ak OF N lnds reserve
10 LIABILITY which Si week a. 10 - n IL
pei cent Paris aivce quote at so francs
II > confines TO- The
PAKS, y, r. II The weekly 81 t'e Bank OF
France SLOWS decrease Of GG1OOJD gold anS
a increase OF 81. 900 frAucs IN SILVER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
FrW rO nOURy "OLD J4YUARy"

Only euds OF the noted gambler Ira Jenrec better
known a. January to senior undertaking shop
In Broad yesterday tie body boorc IL iAseu
10 the cemsery for burial only funeral decOrs
large .heaf heat from Mrs Mary ONei friend Of
the OLD man "oid Jannary's" wife an seresird Dan
Ornt. {" bill Train Lou Alderman and oeofro suy
dam present The Mystic Lo.se Of Masons that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18

The funeral o: cyCvil justice william l.. IN tn' WI"
kept he ROAD house az I,r'.n-ase aud Hn" hundred
nI.i1iy-sevcntls. took place there yesterday. To
service, we're con ucici by the Rev. - H. Martin, OF lilo
Iuion Reformed ,4urc % iltsI Bridge. AnonS those
present were colonel john A. VI -taul. Ni'm 10" n
NlUAm J.. DcsH -. u. H-rrns'"n dAietUAt 'fo''
Walter IH~c.. James EiIHDlpl. George 'ireut
Grofgs r. Putncy John i. GUN, "paoc Case. A. j.
AsAmau H. B. Msrnr cad uu uner OF Lowers OF horse
flesh. TIC burial was ~ NsO1lANn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18

state bonds were duh. Louisiana conso 4, sold at
90, North Carolina special taxes were on per cent at
l. anI con,ol d sold at o. OF city bank stocks.
Central National sold 90 at l3O.
The general narart for railway bonds quiet, but
a firm TOM prevailed Erie second Is were firm at
100 7.s-lOI Is, aud closed iOl-io1 Ia, Canada
southern first IS were strong at 1906 ! q west sLoro
4, we're steady at 100 l.2-lOO 35 NewAorh, Chi
ca.o AMI 81 Loni, As were firm at 50 l-2-sG31. Co
lumbus Hooking Valley and Toledo IS were steady at
73I2 ONO southern incomes were up 4 n 80 l2.
Rome Waiertown and Oe,lcnsburg IS wero strong at
1Oo 34-I03 Indiana. bloomington aud Western IN
comes opened up per cont at ~ = ana Spid down To
% "a LakO Elie and western IS were Ia demand AT
IO3 Louisville, New-AlLany and Chicago cOn>ols
sold al ~ I y o.. East Tennessee Virginia ana
Georgia gold - sold up Per cent To 90 L. ana closed
at 96. Detroit. Mackuac and Marquette land grants
we're active wlth small fluctuations, and closed un
changed at 81 81. Green Bay, Winona and 81. Paul
incomes wcre IA higher at 81 IA. Wabash first Chi
as W a oR GF , Se al Ka o nG cyas
lis were dull at IS I2-S2 81 and The 5s at - l-4-72
s.. LonIs. Arkansas and Texas fiSIs were hin al
% . and the seconds at 43 IL Texas Pacific In
comes were of IA at 40, and first RIOS were hrh al
G7 l-2
OF unlisted securities dealt In at the stock Exchange
Cotton Seed Oh certificates sold (2,,OOO at 81 +
33 Io-31 Is Western National Bank t91l AZ %. Ming
ston and Pembroke Iron (GOOl at - 81 IL 81 90
GenrcI, Pacific seconds IS OUO at - Mexican Nation
al nfSts Trust (s5 OOOl at ~ Florida Railway and
Navigation U00l At 49, -. Georgia rSc,nc
(oOO) at 81 1921 II, Mexican National certificates
(GOO al SIS 81. Mexican National Construction llOO
al 20 and security Milling and Mining u,1OO at III 90
81 81 1871 80. -,
Money was easy at A IL rcr cent for call loans
the exceptional rates were , and per cent, and at
the close the offerings were at per cent
The ShbTreasury was debtor 10 tho clearing House
s402 o3I.
mn nv coin gain of SGB5 1874 less currency loss OF
sill $50 Tho days operations covered; RccrlptS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
KEEP STRAIGHT AHEAD.
H., y.hf y..0.,f, Jfr..-x.

The only course for the Republican patty in this
Stdto lcncri0rth, to look uc.ct 80 the right n.r -
IT, lcf, 1u l. keep siiaigt iu Tie lotL tLaf io d-
" lOca! 0lt0n and lIgh hccn.e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
M11LIovS SArED 10 THL CITY BY DocToRs

MI LIONS SAVED TO The cry BY DOCToRS
b. jacob addressed the Academy OF Medicine la''
evening It's anniversary meeting. giving review oil
the Of the Academy FOR me He called at'n-
the growing mppr Of the discovere. 81 mel
zeal science AMI iusttncod the fact that tbs me Heal pr"
fesslon city had cpnGracd the presence Of cholera
recently ia on. the by the discovery ot
Had that not been the case. lac continued
hall dozen cholera nee Icc"redh y the
newspapers the loss 70 he c'vs trade would HAYS been
at east $1,000 Or JacJ'i referred 10 tle sr'"th 81
thc acadcuvs n.snbcr.uip and Tie need OF METER iacl
ties larger nAi and anrr FrIoi n1rtfy IA appeal ~
sri irout 20 zoe hli- 10 ITO pIpllc Tor Mi m tS
dirrcrn Ab,ut S1OJO)ti, le to cOn- true. sii-
anlr bIiliins.
DR. A iirrw II smith real the papsr - tho rNenh-.
eutitl,d .Iu- PnVscIs tbs ia urr.' who. lac said
viii uc a family physician AMI not a specialist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18

81, 52e,e7s; payments, eo0e. 1874: currency balance
$10755, sos coin balance. 1881, 15e.6o5.
The Clearing House statement to-day Is as foliowsi
Exchanges, 1913 249; balances, ~ ,312TS1
The United States Treasury at Washington received
to-day so4s 900 National bank notes for redemption
Tho customs receipts were S803.026 and the inter-
nal revenue receipts were $}95,1e3.
The foreign exchanges were duh and firm at IN:
changed quotation, for business follows: bankers
bills. - 81 81 and "a 81 for long and short srrpf
respectively 90 "a and 52o - for francs "a 3S
and 90 IA for rccbmarlSs; 40 l9 aud 40 3o fos
grders.
Tho governors OF the Bank Of England at thefI
weekly meeting today made change In Us rate fol
discount and II remains Al per cent. During fhs
week the bank lost f5f 600 bullion, and the proper
ton OF iis reserve to its liabilities raised fioU
4.II TO f1.72 per cent against gain from 40 5I6 IA
d 10 per cent In the same week of last year. This
weekly statement of the Bank If France shows loss
OF 100000 frs cold and gain Of 80 600 fis silver
AZ The London Stock ENch1nee British consols vers
strong and closed Is higher ~ I09 3i6 and I03 $40
respectively Tor money and Bar silver was
hrner AT 43 1}lGd yer ounce. English sfard7rd Lon
don TINS morning wa. In rcactionary mood hner.
can railways. AMI AZ er the opening there was a free
selling 10 realize tie profits Of the lse advances IaeI
in the day prices again were firm and the CLOSING
quotations generally were up to the hos, of the day
AT Paris French per cents closed at sO77 I-2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18

Pan ,pFIPsf. Nov. l7.-Fsrr the advance IN whe9tas
Influenced lte lrmer tec ing the par Of holders. bn
.c,rr" rui ihr m-rs. lsb"r Y snJpsi WITH winters,
Western ant PslIv vlnlt ilDortls - SOeSs 30 10
4, EKtrt :. s. %. Psnp'ylvania Family g. 800
= 20 il.vvpIA BOILER PrD1,ss = - "a l. Delaware
FAMILY - - nhis Clear - ~ 30 "a '.Is1s
10. tlsar ;. $40 90. strSflt s40J
ds4 10. l,u Southern lWois saiss NO.is
Chece "a - q 80 NnsesOt1 'ASs'E Hst So Ood 70:
. - - - So Minnesota Paten'- ter 70
wS'f - "o. 80 re-, IN 9ont" ci.v;icT - ec.
No Rs tor November - &c: 10 COR Desnbcr s5.e
a. a.c Corn sales old No 3 Mixed short storage 10
2Oth elevator Rig. h Ne Mixed dc ot - &c:
Old No high Mixed grtir drps. 5ic. No Mixed Tor
November sjic Il" Uecemn"r 5iN94Yc: IT" January
81 ac DO February 81 81 % OATS sales Rejected
White SSIc Ungrsded "hu~ 30 &c No . Wh'e Snort
storaec SAFE. do track 5j%c No wnIs 81 &C.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
SETTLING JOHN ANDEEs0N's ESTATE

Barrett Of the Snprcue court yesterday signed
order the Judgment in the eectmeut SUIT Of Mrs
M.ry Maud Watson. granddaughter OF Ohm Anr,On. the
millionaire tobaccousL John d. Phye and james
Campbell by which she received nth
interest in the property tie west SIDE
OF Flfthavc, extending from Flfty.e -hih To
Ffy-nuth St and awarded 5000 lie also
Discharge: the OF lie pen nlrd MAY $50
a.. oifrr iiis signed Hartford,
VI OF Sepiemb-r p, 1887 ~ Maud Watson and hcr
counsel. cXJnige t,o,rc@ VI. CurtI-,
Toad, II North ant Ex-Governor samuel =. Pnrrre.
waIch she agreed o. receiving
stated al the time, 100000 Ia iu Of a.! demands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
MISS MOUNTS MIND pEcLAREp TO BE uNsouXp

sherGs jury. after nvessaton before Commissioners
Putnam Smith, George A. Dixon NJ D. and Louis J.
Bcluni yesterday cecdei MISS Maria b Mount.
sxiy.fve Is OF unsound mind. Sic the
ard E Mount who died In 1872 lie WAS rye brush.
maker IN Peailsl aud eit than 5000 0IO be
dviGed equally between his three and The children
Miss Mount. of
estate worth S2Gll25 ant personal property worth
&j06ls7 49, Her annual income slS625 she
pla' oil In the BOOmng1a A-vuiu March % loss suffer
ing from acute meanchols and religious decisions with
suicidal tendencies